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JackNtheVideoBox
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This CZcams channel is an eclectic mix of whatever's clever.
Pete Rose does not approve of what Pete Rose Jr. is doing
Pete Rose does not suggest that you try to hit like Pete Rose Jr.
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Fritz Von Erich vs. "Whipper" Billy Watson (with Rocky Marciano as referee)
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Fritz heels on Marciano in this one and Marciano ain't having it!
Foster is flattened
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Tennessee Tech's 60-year-old Foster Hall is finally flattened. Class dismissed.
Komatsu Minus One
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The Mighty Komatsu destroys Tennessee Tech's 60-year-old Foster Hall.
The Mighty Komatsu must eat!
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The Mighty Komatsu must eat Tennessee Tech's 60-year-old Foster Hall!
Do Not Enter Foster Hall
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All classes have been permanently cancelled at Tennessee Tech's 60-year-old Foster Hall.
Komatsu vs. Foster
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Tennessee Tech's 60-year-old Foster Hall is no match for the mighty Komatsu!
Cookeville Fireworks 2024 - The 10th annual Red, White & BOOM!
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They been blowin' up FIREWORKS at the Putnam County Fairgrounds in Cookeville, Tennessee for 10-years now!
Chyna talks about Triple H and Stephanie McMahon
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Clip from a great wrestling movie titled "101 Reasons Not to Be a Pro Wrestler."
Lucille Ball, Jack Benny and Johnny Carson are CARNEYS
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I hope these three carneys didn't put together any of the rides!
Lucille Ball and Jack Benny BLOOPERS
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"Give me golf clubs, fresh air and a beautiful partner, and you can keep the clubs and the fresh air". - Jack Benny
Rain (with Trinity) vs. Jazz
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Rain and Trinity get caught up in all that Jazz!
It's time to party with the Paper Shaker at The Direct Disco!
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This dance looks easy on paper.
Joe Namath and Lucille Ball watch NFL highlights
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Joe Namath and Lucille Ball watch NFL highlights
Bette Davis sings: Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
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Bette Davis sings: Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
Tape Delayed from Gainesboro, Tennessee
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Tape Delayed from Gainesboro, Tennessee
Tracy Smothers vs. "Dirty White Boy" Tony Anthony
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Tracy Smothers vs. "Dirty White Boy" Tony Anthony
Junkyard Dog & "Superstar" Bill Dundee vs. Reggie B. Fine & The Shadow
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Junkyard Dog & "Superstar" Bill Dundee vs. Reggie B. Fine & The Shadow
The U.S. Department of Agriculture presents Laurel and Hardy
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture presents Laurel and Hardy
Have you seen the beach fight in Haywire?
No but I will have to check that out!
Taro The Dragon
...and then there was Taro - The Dragon Boy.
I think there's a crocodile fight in Tarzan and his mate. Weismuller taking it down
It's Olympic Alligator Wrestling.
These are from The Lucy Show not Here’s Lucy.
It's a mix.
I like that Imus asked them questions about Singin' Steve Sanders. The group doesn't talk about what happened with him so it's good to hear someone ask them about it.
Don and his brother Fred were very serious country music fans. Fred Imus used to have a great show on SiriusXM.
Grizzly Smith, cool name but abysmal human being.
Probably one of the coolest names in wrestling history.
1:15 Alligator trying to dodge Tarzan?
If not, it should be!
0:10 the terror music starts
Jungle terror music!
What's next?
I have no idea, but it will be something!
0:28 Tarzan's like I've got to go now
Jane has the coconut milk ready for supper.
1:20 he released it from there
Even the mighty Tarzan can't hold on to something forever!
1:06 looks like his yell spread to the river where he battled the Alligator
Tarzan's yell fills the jungle.
I remember a deadly fight at the end of Tarzan and the great river 1967
Tarzan appreciates you remembering his greatest battles!
What's the Alligator doing at 0:25?
Being a wild alligator. He may have eaten some of that fentanyl stuff.
1:42 Tarzan's got her. He's like its ok, you're safe now
Tarzan comforts every woman in the jungle.
I remember later on in the film Tarzan The Fearless. He rescues her when a group of villains kidnap her and take her inside a tent. Tarzan follows them and swings down and entered the tent. He then started throwing the bad guys around the place. Did you see that part?
I never miss a chance to see Tarzan dole out some "Jungle Justice".
@@JackNtheVideoBox is that video up?
@@aranerem5569 I don't think so.
1:31 looks like he's climbing over it. The ape man is beating this thing. That Alligator is probably bleeding out. It's final bit of life is probably seeing Tarzan in his loincloth ramming his knife into it with a determined look on his face.
That's not the first alligator to taste Tarzan's steel and it won't be the last. The only one in the jungle that enjoys seeing Tarzan in his loincloth with a determined look on his face is Jane.
1:38 is she moving through the water to see if Tarzan's alright?
If she is, she should not have worried. Tarzan is always alright.
Looks like he kicked it at 1:24
Tarzan has excellent jungle timing. The apes taught him well.
@@JackNtheVideoBoxLooks like it is in pain at 1:27 when they show the Alligator face
@@aranerem5569 Tarzan would rather the jungle live in harmony but when it is necessary, Tarzan will bring pain to the face of any man or jungle beast.
@@JackNtheVideoBox Did you see Tarzan saving Mary from the slave camp? I think it happened 35 minutes into the movie
@@aranerem5569 Yes! Tarzan is all about freedom.
0:57 Tarzan stepping away from that Lion body after all that wrestling
Tarzan said he was superior...and he wasn't lion!
Tarzan probably needed a good rest after going through the fight
Even Tarzan needs his rest but when there is trouble in the jungle Tarzan is satisfied to know that he can rest when he dies.
Larry Moquin wasn't no slouch either. Very popular Canadian wrestler.
I agree. Great wrestler!
OH!!! I just noticed the very beginning of the clip! I was the Assistant Chief Engineer for WCAY in Nashville! Wow it's great to see the old logo again! Nashville's Movie Station!
Channel 30. I remember the day in Baxter, Tennessee when we put the UHF antenna up on the roof. We only had channels 2,4,5, and 8 (PBS) back then as well as Cookeville's PBS station Channel 22. The first thing we saw while turning the antenna was an episode of the original Star Trek on Channel 30.
OMG!!! That is hilarious!!! The clip where someone shot the VCR with a machine gun... That was ME!!! I borrowed an M60 (yes, the Rambo machine gun) from a local gun shop and "killed" the VCR. There were also clips with the VCR tied to a boat like an anchor, a top-loading VCR was nailed to a post and used as a mail box, I also shot a VCR with a shotgun... There were 3-4 variants of the commercial using different clips. Dale was a great guy, sent me some good freelance jobs over the years...
Thanks for the inside baseball level information on this fantastic video! How many people have shot a VCR with an M60 or shotgun? You are in the top one-percent!
0:30 her trying to get out of there and the Alligator is closing in
Maybe she moved to Florida after that and knew how to act.
Classic stuff!!!
Lucy is classic comedy!
Sick sick bastards
Genius
...and such a happy genius! The Taylor Swift of Marvel Super Heroes cartoon songs!
I'm in love with you my dear hug and kiss me ❤
Monkey Love is beautiful!
I never knew until recently that she always had the low raspy "smokers" voice, and she spoke artificially high in a lot of the old stuff. In I Love Lucy they originally told her to use a higher voice because it sounded more "innocent".
That worked! It did sound more innocent.
While I’m sure you’re right, I heard it was because she overstrained her voice in the 1960 Wildcat Broadway show.
1:08 it's nearly getting her. The Alligator
Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. Tarzan is not afraid to save any pretty maid!
She was a funny lady. Serious about her acting, but everybody loves Lucy. She was a good woman. I don’t believe the bad things people say about her.
Lucy was great! I don't believe that stuff either.
Where and when did this match occur? It appears to have been on an independent circuit.
1992 in Shinnston, West Virginia. Smoky Mountain Wrestling.
@@JackNtheVideoBox Thank you. I did not know that either wrestler was in SMW.
Lucy and Ginger Rogers were pals back when they were both contract girls for RKO...they were distant cousins. Ginger's Mom was her manager.....she kept the gals from getting mistreated (casting couch, etc)
Lucy was such a great dancer! Now I know why.
Lela Rodgers later inspired Lucy to create the Desilu Workshop where she mentored young upcoming talents like Ken Berry,Carole Cook,and future TCM host Robert Osbourne.
@@Thelonedisciple0 yes! I read that! I wonder if Ken Berry met Carol Burnett through Lucille Ball. Ken was a big hit whenever he guested on Carol's show.
Gale wanted to keep going... total pro
Moe Howard was the same way. Worked right up until he died.
@@JackNtheVideoBox I meant in the scene. Gale flubbed a line but he wanted to keep going and Lucy made him go back and do it again. That said, Gale was IN his 80s in Lucy's last sitcom and he could still do schtick better than anyone. Moe Howard, is, of course another master of schtick.
@@maestroclassico5801 I admire actors and old ball players that milk out every last drop of their career. A lot of people die not long after they retire. To continue working at something you love extends your life!
Now who's releasing these out tales or are they being stolen from the VAULTS ey !😲
I don't know why anyone would steal this much less keep it in a vault! Scrooge McDuck kept a lot of coins in his vault.
Technically it is both Here’s Lucy and The Lucy Show, but I’ll take it..😂
Technically, you are correct...and thanks for taking it! 😁
Please rename it "The Lucy Show" and "Here's Lucy" Bloopers. Thank you. Just to let you know the difference in the shows.
I know the difference in the shows. Thank you.
Lucille Ball.. definitely was Not her tv persona!
I'd guess that's true for most actors. After all, they are actors!
Sighhhhhhhh........we'll ALL AWAYS love Lucy but sorry this last show of hers was embarrassingly bad.
"Life with Lucy" in 1986 was on ABC. It was the only Lucy show not to air on CBS. Lucy passed away in 1989 so she was still working right up until the end.
Lucy must have been so proud of her kids, desi jr. was so adorable.
The family business was comedy!